Who Thought A Black Bathroom Was A Good Idea? Here’s Better …

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This large powder room in a brand new townhome in between Montrose and the Heights (Houst0n) was originally painted black. It was just too intense. The interior designer knew that, while still keeping the dark color scheme the homeowners wanted, a little pattern would make the room less foreboding and more inviting.

I skim-floated the walls to smooth them (2nd photo), primed, then hung the paper. OK, the 3rd photo is dark (not much light in the room + crummy camera), but if you look closely, you can see the pattern. The other photos show the design nicely. It’s large in scale, and that’s good, because the walls are nearly 10′ high, so the pattern fills the space nicely.

The interior designer for the job is Pamela O’Brien assisted by Danna Smith, of Pamela Hope Designs. Their interiors are lovely, clean-lined, yet still warm and liveable. The wallpaper is by Designer Wallpapers, and was a delight to work with.

Tags: black, danna smith, designer wallpapers, heights, houston, montrose, pamela hope designs, pamela o'brien, skim-floated, townhouse, wallpaper

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